Was in town rooting for a friend who was competing in the Iron Man 70.3 race. Since I had a few…read moredays to myself and scheduled my tee-time. Upon arriving and picking up my rentals the staff was immensely courteous and friendly. I walked across to the cafe and ordered a breakfast burrito (yum!) to go and off I was to the driving range for a few swings. I was paired with another single who had time for 9 holes and was a local who shared stories about the course and gave me a few good reads! Course was a great condition, it can be challenging but not difficult. Views on the back 9 and conditions played better than the front, but overall great round in under 4 hours on a Friday! Big Fan!

Worst golf experience of my life!!…read more The course is beautiful so we were surprised that it was almost empty until we got half way down the fist fairway. - The golf carts have GPS systems that will not allow you to drive to you ball unless it is in the fairway. I am a bogey golfer and I play from the rough but could not get to my ball. At one point I had 2 wheels on the fairway and the cart was shutdown. On 9 my buddy hit a pop-up in the middle of the fairway and the GPS system would not let us go to the ball. - We got 4 or 5 loud warnings on every hole. I had to reverse on almost every hole because there was no warning..the cart just shut down. There are no signs around the green so the cart stops at each arbitrary distance from the green. If I am going to be fussed at all day..I may as well stay home with the wife! Lol. - Also, the greens are super fast and set-up for 5% of golfers but not much fun for average golfers. - Bottom line is that the course is operated by an insane fanatic golfer that has no understanding of the business of running a golf course. I don't plan to play there again and you got to wonder how many other locals are avoiding the golf course due to the annoying golf cart GPS policy. - One more note...I would bet that when the course managers play the course they are able to turn off all the warnings and GPS limiters that they dictate for the rest of us!

Perfect place to hit some balls after work or take the kids. 300+ full size range with many targets…read moreand flags at different distances. You can hit your own balls if you want real distance or hit your driver

Really great golf range! Never super crowded but has plenty of space for when it is. Easy tap and…read morego payment makes it so much easier. A large basket gets you more balls than I have got from other places!

This is the premier public course in the Aiken area. It has history, quality, golf challenges and…read moreoutstanding management. The conditions are always among the best in the area.

Fantastic course and great layout. Always fun playing an old Ross. Very fair price as well.read more

Super friendly staff Excellent facilities…read more Courses were all very interesting and different The 3 different 9 holes gave different vibes and options to play Caddies were ok, one day was great next day was mediocre But fun tracks and worthy of a visit

Golf course is beautiful. However the restaurant is something else. While everything was properly…read morecooked and mostly tasty. 1. Cheapest bottle of wine $95 - might be wise to offer a range. Not everyone wants to spend that much for a regular night out. Filet perfectly cooked as were lamb chops. $8 plus sides are put on plate - definitely not the usual shareable size. Creamed spinach wonderful but $8. Our $13.50 burrata and heirloom tomatoes consisted of 4 mealy tomato wedges, a drizzle of balsamic, one basil leaf and a quarter section of a burrata. Never, ever not gotten a whole burrata ball anywhere. While all tasty, no wow factor at all to justify a $200 bill for dinner and 2 drinks.

The Masters is an incredible experience! Any golfer or fan of golf must attend the Masters at some…read morepoint! I've golfed (very poorly for the most part) for about eight years, mostly on public golf courses and I've played several Robert Trent Jones courses in Alabama in Huntsville (Hampton Cove) and I believe, Cullman Alabama. The most lovely course I've played is the Ledges in southeast Huntsville, high atop a mountain and it's a really beautiful private course with very expensive homes in the neighborhood. The Augusta National Golf Club golf course puts any golf course I have seen or played on to shame in terms of absolutely manicured tees, fairways, bunkers, greens, and entire grounds! Pro tip: enter the lottery each and every year! This year, my husband won four practice round tickets for Tuesday, April 7, 2026! Face value of the tickets was $500.00 and it is free to enter the lottery you just provide your name, email, and mailing address. Tuesday is a fantastic day to be at the practice rounds because it's not the traditional Par 3 day which is Wednesday, and the players are out and really practicing along with their caddies who are working their rear ends off taking copious notes about each hole. You would be amazed at the great views you get of the world's greatest golfers! We saw: Rory McIlroy, Bubba Watson, Daniel Berger, Sam Burns, Nicolas Echavarria, Harris English, Sergio Garcia, Harry Hall, Sungjae Im, Michael Kim, Si Woo Kim, Jake Knapp, Brooks Koepka, Collin Morikawa, Mateo Pulcini, Xander Schauffele, Scottie Scheffler, Adam Scott, Sepp Straka, and Cameron Young. Go early! We got there around 6:30 AM and stayed till around 3:30. The eats are cheap and fairly good. We loved the (locally Church made) egg salad sandwiches, and my step-son-in-law liked the BBQ (?) chicken sandwich. The legendary pimento cheese, to me, is just okay. All the sandwiches are on a white Wonder bread type of bread which is not my favorite, and it's not toasted. Still, each sandwich is only $1.50. You can't bring in food or beverages. They sell a type of sports drink that tasted like hydrated powdered Gatorade that was awful in my opinion, beer, wine, water, and not delicious coffee. They probably have other beverage options. Wear comfortable clothing and avoid denim anything. You cannot have a cell phone on practice round days, bring a digital camera with an 8 inch or less lens, or a lot of people were using disposable cameras. The lines for merchandise are ridiculously long and remained that way the day we were there. Plan on 30 minutes just to get into one of the merchandise areas. There are smaller booths selling just Masters baseball styled hats in various spots around the course and those lines appeared to move more quickly. Richard S., is right: the folks working the tournament are very uplifting, polite, and helpful. The restrooms are truly spotless and again, you would be hard pressed to find a more lovely golf course! Given the opportunity do see the Masters in person! I'm so hopeful we get to see the tournament on an actual tournament day! You truly feel you are a part of history!

The scenery is beautiful! . I remember walking the course and eating pimento cheese sandwiches…read more People watching is great!

This is a pretty nice public tennis facility. The courts underwent a redo over the last year and…read morelook great. I wish they had some clay! You are not required to join here in order to play. This is great for those of us on a budget. The pro is very friendly and they over many clinics during the week. They have both ladies' and mens' nights round robin play. The pro shop inside sells drinks and racquets, balls, mostly basic things. It's not like some of the private clubs that have tons on merchandise. The pro shop is elevated in the middle of all the courts, and has a large wrap around porch. It's nice to be able to see what's going on from that vantage point. As a tennis player I don't love some of the courts that back up to Wrightsboro Rd. The traffic is noisy, and makes it hard to hear scores and other calls. Daniel Field is across the street as well, and occasionally you get a plane landing or taking off during match play. I've found that every tennis facility has its own noise issues. You get past it and keep playing. A couple local high schools have matches here as well as the local college. Newman hosts lots of tournaments so if you are just looking to see some great tennis you maybe in luck.

The courts were free, well maintained, and a great option for a side activity during our visit to…read morethe Masters. There are bathrooms on site, and, other than a group of kids at camp nearby, we were the only pair at play. My only complaint is the height of the fence surrounding the court: its slightly short, and we lost several balls over the top and into the woods. I recommend a stop here if you're in town during Masters week and need a break from the course :)

Not the place it used to be. For years I often here from Gwinnett County because of their selection…read moreand low prices. Last couple years it seems that the prices have gone up while their is less selection in terms of accessories & equipment available. It's still a good place to shop if you live in Augusta but it's no longer exceptional.

My daughter is in high school and currently practices at Pinetucky Gun Club…read more The facility offers trap, skeet, sporting clays, and has a pistol and rifle range too. They offer a station that allows for practicing for sporting clays as well. All areas are well lit at night and the stations are spaced nicely apart. The facility host shooting tournaments as well as offers shooting clubs for all age groups. They have golf carts for rent and covered areas to sit and watch. The grounds are kept well manicured and the areas are always clean.

Pinetucky Gun Club is not anything fancy but the range instructors are very knowledgable as prior…read moreor current military. - Open to public - Competition shooting - Weapons qualifications for military - Gun rentals - NRA instructors - Reasonable pricing There are a few signs up saying you're in the right area but I still doubted myself. Keep driving straight until you pass the Sheriff station and you'll see the gun range with a trailer. The instructors knew their stuff although there was one character that probably had too much whiskey in his coffee. Don't worry, he wasn't down on the range. I may come by and get my wife some one-on-one instructor time since she has never shot a pistol. I believe it's only $35 an hour. Pinetucky is a basic outdoor place that's been open a while and I would say drive up to formulate your own opinion.